incredulous
incredulous 英 [ɪnˈkredjələs] 美 [ɪnˈkredʒələs]
adj. 怀疑的;不轻信的
- If you are incredulous that means you can't or won't believe something. If you tell people about those aliens you met the other night, they'll probably give you an incredulous look.
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- adj. 怀疑的;不轻信的
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1. When I run this hypothesis by my husband, he is incredulous.
当我想丈夫阐述这些假说时,他很怀疑。
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2. How can it be, he asked somewhat incredulous, that "fire" is the only word her word department remembers?
怎么会这样? 他有点不可思议地问,难道“火”是她的语言中枢记得的唯一一个字?
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3. She was incredulous at first, because she knew how much I loved politics and how deeply I felt about the war.
她起初是不相信,因为她知道我是多么热衷于政治,她也知道我是多么反对那场战争。
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